Episodes

After kick-starting their Alberta picking expedition at the legendary Blackfoot Truck Stop, Scott goes nuts for a ‘white man’s’ totem pole. But can he and Sheldon wrestle it out of the ground? Also in this episode... A prolific collector in Lethbridge has everything from saddles to stagecoaches, and even a classic horse drawn casket. But since he rarely sells, he is reluctant to part with any of his treasures. Later, a former Fort Macleod church contains some divine curios including some bizarre cowboy boot lamps and a slew of vintage radios. And the negotiating gets intense as the guys try to strike a deal with a fellow picker. And, famous for its nearby ghost towns and legendary mines, the guys visit a local history museum in Bellevue where everything must go.

North of Calgary, the guys visit a prolific collector with plenty of outbuildings and a sprawling graveyard of historic cars that capture Scott's attention. The guys are excited until they realize the property has already been picked, and what's left seems to cost a fortune. Also in this episode... Dave has everything from classic snowmobiles to vintage Barbie dolls and unbelievable prices! The guys can't seem to catch a break and fear the expensive trip is going to cost them. Later, their luck seems to have changed when they come across Jim. After a lifetime of collecting, he’s looking toward his retirement and is motivated to clear out his home and outbuildings. And, in Horseshoe Canyon, Scott and Sheldon stop in at the Last Chance Saloon. The century-old watering hole is closing its doors, and it’s packed with amazing memories and incredible stuff.

The guys are in Southern Ontario where they hope to score great deals on stuff they can make a bundle on out west. First up, they find a collector whose house is packed with everything from velvet Elvis paintings to thousands of rare LPs. He believes his collections are priceless, and the guys believe he's just a little bit crazy! Also in this episode... With hundreds of vendors, the guys scour a sprawling outdoor antique show. The prices are steep and one vendor is driving Scott absolutely nuts! Later, a gentleman farmer throws opens his 150-year-old barn and is determined to make a deal. And, with their new treasures in tow, Scott and Sheldon visit a Waterloo appraiser who has some jaw-dropping news about a sign they took a gamble on and paid a fortune for.

In PEI, the guys hit a famous 70-mile garage sale that features plenty of treasures and lots of worthless junk. Their strategy is random, and the deals prove as random as their strategy. Later, they head off the beaten path and the detour proves worthwhile. Ivy’s art gallery is full of East Coast treasures, and her artistic home features a one-of-a-kind ceremonial table that Scott simply has to have. Also in this episode... The guys visit an oyster-fisherman and, while Sheldon eats his fill, Scott searches for treasure. The Lucy Maud Montgomery Museum is closing down and, while everything is for sale, buying even the smallest item seems impossible. The guys also visit a Richmond collector whose barn is piled high with treasures and who’s ready to make a deal. And finally, a local appraiser has some incredible news about a hand-hooked rug with international appeal.

After stopping for a breather in scenic Peggy’s Cove, the guys decide to open their wallets and turn up the heat with a bet: Who will find the ultimate East Coast prize? First up, the antique shops in Great Village show plenty of promise, but the prices are through the roof. That is, until the tables turn and Scott suddenly gets priority access to a jam-packed off-limits warehouse. Later, in a Halifax property, the guys discover a major treasure. And although Scott falls in love with an erotiphone, it seems love comes at a heartbreaking price. Also in this episode... A lifetime collector opens up his impressive personal museum filled with a hundred years of pop culture curios. The picking is red-hot, and the bet is on the line.

The guys are freestyling in Nova Scotia when they stumble across an old Victorian home that’s ripe for picking. Scott immediately scopes out a few must-have items and, after touring both a workshop and a barn, they score priority access to the homeowner’s inner sanctum. Also in this episode... Since he hurt his back, George ‘the Junkman’ is happy to get rid of his heavier items – Or so he says. And, although the guys soon discover that much of the awesome collection is off limits, they end up taking a gamble on a unique item they think will fetch big bucks. Later, at an avid car collector’s home in Pugwash, the guys try on beaver hats and take a ride in a vintage Chevy. And after sealing a few sweet deals in the attic, they literally squeeze into a jam-packed bus hoping to find buried treasure.

After getting real tacky in Montreal, the guys head to the village of Hudson, Quebec, where a prolific collector opens up his home, garage and bar. Rob fears he’s on the verge of becoming a hoarder and the guys find themselves in the right place at the right time. The picking is red hot, and so are the two rare rocking horses they uncover. Also in this episode... John has a staggering collection of Star Wars paraphernalia and is ready to make a deal that’s out of this world. The picking is smooth until his mother steps in to sell some of her antiques. And that’s when the tension becomes as high as her prices. Later, hoping to score great deals on a few rare treasures, the guys crash a champagne-sipping high-society antique show where they prove they can turn just as many heads as the high-end antiques! And finally, fresh from mingling with the elite, Scott and Sheldon find themselves in a back alley waiting for what may just be the biggest and oddest treasure of them all.

The guys are in Quebec’s Eastern Townships where they stop in at an amateur historian’s home. Filled with 200-year-old antiques, her collection boasts odd relics, ancient furniture and some museum-worthy items. But the mood quickly deteriorates when they find out about the sky-high prices. And when the deals finally start flying, Scott springs for the most unusual item they’ve ever picked. Also in this episode... An auction and garage sale junkie, Guy’s awesome property features barn after barn... after barn of unbelievable treasures! But since he doesn’t like to negotiate, the guys hatch a plan and lay on the charm. And, picking from a picker, the guys scour a ten-room Sherbrooke home where they get access to an off-limits room laden with mid-century treasures and a rare Art Deco discovery.

The trip to Winnipeg gets off to a rough start when the van starts begging for some mechanical TLC. And with no chance for a quick fix, the guys limp into town where their fortunes suddenly take a turn for the better. Their first stop is a sprawling flea market where, hoping to unearth a few hidden treasures, they quickly split up to cover as much ground as possible. Later, Scott and Sheldon descend into a Frankenstein-inspired basement of horrors where the macabre collection includes life-size mummies, mannequins and a creepy statue of the legendary Nosferatu. Also in this episode... After a lifetime of collecting, one man’s suburban home is overflowing with antiques. And although he says he’s ready to sell, his sky-high prices tell a different story. And finally, Scott and Sheldon visit an old friend whose General Store is filled with rare collectibles. But could the hunt for a good deal stand in the way of a long lasting friendship?

Near Balzac, Alberta, the guys visit a wisecracking 84-year-old collector named Archie, whose property is jam-packed with odd artifacts, ancient fossils, and folk art carvings. Scott jumps into the saddle to test-ride a bizarre mechanical horse, and when Archie later reveals a giant homemade cannon, Scott ends up in the line of fire. Also in this episode... The guys scour the unbelievable collection on Terry’s sprawling farm. And after buying a few sweet treasures, including a pricey roll of vintage toilet tissue, they climb aboard a WW2 tank for a once-in-a-lifetime joyride. Later, a cowboy junkie unveils his impressive stockpile of memorabilia, and the negotiating gets intense as Scott tries to seal a deal. And finally, after months on the road, the guys’ warehouse is packed to capacity and, hoping to clear out some merchandise, they invite their antique dealer friends over for a no-holds-barred sales extravaganza.

The guys are picking their way through Ontario and think they’ve hit the jackpot: Their first stop is a sprawling property with so many outbuildings it could double as a village. That’s the good news. The not so good news is the owner seems reluctant to sell anything. Later, the guys scour a fellow picker’s main street warehouse where a pricey must-have item rocks their world. Also in this episode... Packed with automotive collectibles and advertising, a father and son’s ‘nostalgia warehouse’ is like a dream come true. That is, until the guys discover how nostalgic they are about their collection. And finally, with his winning business strategy and awesome collection of mantiques, Tim is in the running for the best speedpick ever!

The guys are in British Columbia where they’re ready to blow a big wad of cash on a few West Coast treasures. After admiring a stand of giant totem poles, they visit a prolific collector who says he’s prepared to sell. Henry’s immaculate showroom is a picker’s dream, but his prices are a nightmare. That is, until Scott hatches a plan and turns on the charm. Also in this episode… Octogenarian jokester Harvey has created a Hobbit-style village to house his massive collection of unusual curios. But because he dreams of opening a museum, he’s not sure he’s willing to part with any of it. And a sprawling main street emporium in Chilliwack is filled to the rafters with antiques and pop culture artifacts. When Sheldon spies an impressive collection of native masks, the guys pull out the big guns to make a serious offer.

There’s fertile picking in the Fraser Valley when the guys stop in to scour a hangar-sized collection of Canadiana. Aka ‘Grumpy and Granny’, John and Marion prove they love to haggle. After Scott climbs to the rafters to snag a rare gem, Granny unveils a choice totem pole that heats up the negotiations! A serious car-guy, Henry’s retro service station is packed with killer automotive stuff but most of it is off limits! The guys hatch a strategy. Their strategy might pay off...but at what price? And, wheeler-dealer Albert throws open the doors to his personal museum. Meticulously organized and stored in a series of shipping containers, the sprawling collection is like nothing the guys have ever seen before!